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We want to grow and extend our reach so the gospel is preached, churches are planted, leaders are equipped, and communities are transformed in even more areas worldwide.

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Committed to sharing God’s grace with the world!

The mission of GMI is to send missionaries into various countries of the world to empower ministry leaders with the purpose of:

Preaching the gospel

of God’s grace so that the hearers are led into a
saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Establishing indigenous churches

where believers grow in the grace and
knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Training and equipping

men and women to do the work of
the ministry in the churches.

Spreading God's love

through acts of mercy such as helping people in medical, educational, and community development projects.

Vision 2033 Grace Ministry International - Ten year ministry plan

In a few words...

Vision 2033 is the blueprint for realizing our vision of what GMI will look like by 2033. We are not content with preserving what we have; we want to grow and extend our reach so the gospel is preached, churches are planted, leaders are equipped, and communities are transformed in even more areas worldwide.

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Malawi Youth Conferences 2025

Malawi Youth Conferences 2025

GMI team member Brook Seekins has been training youth leaders to run four regional youth conferences this year in Malawi. Not only do these conferences challenge the youth who attend, but Brook's investment in the conference leadership is preparing a new generation of...

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Showing God’s Love

Showing God’s Love

In a rural area of southern Africa, classes were canceled so students from an Every Nation (EN) training program could attend the funeral of a young man whom they had never met from a neighboring village. These students, from four African countries, were about to...

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